Week 10: Gender Gap in Startup Scene, first Quantum Hackathon 2026
Weekly Wrap-Up: Highlights of week 10 On International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on March 8, FLINTA individuals once again took […]
Generation Divide: Why are young men and women drifting so far apart politically?
The political attitudes of young people in Europe differ significantly by gender, a trend already highlighted by the 2025 study
Week 48: EXIST Women, Board Position for Volker Hofmann, JUNI
Last week, Science & Startups relaunched the EXIST Women program. This initiative supports FLINTA individuals* from the scientific community who
Week 5: HI:LIGHT, Application Phase for ProValid, CCTC Podcast Episode
Last week, we published a new HI:LIGHT on our blog featuring the study ‘The Electoral Effects of State-Sponsored Anti-LGBTQ Measures’
Week 6: Innovation in Europe and Women in Science
Weekly Wrap-Up: Highlights of week 6 To mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Science & Startups,
How right-wing parties reshape politics before even taking power
Right-wing parties are on the rise, in Europe as well as in the USA. And their political influence does not
Winning Elections with Homophobia?
What effects do state-sponsored anti-LGBTQ measures have on voting behavior?This question lies at the center of the new Humboldt GovLab
Week 47: Forum Junge Spitzenforschung
The Forum Junge Spitzenforschung is a highlight every year when it comes to showcasing young researchers and their excellent projects. This year, the focus was on topics related to “Water & Water Management.”
Week 46: HI:LIGHT about inequality and populism
We have published a new HI:LIGHT on the Humboldt Governance Lab on our blog, in which we report on the GovLab’s new project. This project includes a study by Prof. Dr. Heike Klüver and Prof. Dr. Johannes Gieseke, both from HU, and Prof. Dr. Lukas Stötzer from the University of Witten/Herdecke.
Week 45: HU commemorates the Reich Pogrom Night
On the occasion of the anniversary of the Reichspogromnacht on November 9, 1938, the Executive Board of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin gathered in front of the university’s main building to clean the 20 Stolpersteine (stumbling stones) located there and to commemorate the Jewish victims of National Socialism.